... I I I TO ?? rTrA - a- TO THE r.DXTOorsO THE Dsrnry DIE55CU~y, Sir-As I do not address YOU anonrymously, I hope you will oblige Inc by inserting the following remark, in your next dF publication:- It appeasrs, from nadvertissmciats in the lesrofatwek i' tha tw ditint prtis ae intending to propose schemes for sthe better supply of thle town and suburbiswith water. I have tnot had the opportunity ...

... |I IRtLAND. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. CONTIS4URD SCARCITY-DIOIRGANIZATION OF SOCIETY. As the season advances, alarm increases in the south and vest of Ireland. The corn-stacks are diminishing, and it is feared that before many veeks large districts vill be left wholly dependlent on distant souces for supplies of food. Notwith- standing these apprehensions, and the high prices ruling in the Irish ...

... - M . : . ?? IA DAOT D a ?? - - - ?? A or ?? Good old-fashioeled Christmas is ushered in, as of yore, with frost and snow. The cold outside gives a zest to the warmth in and light witbin our dwellings. Let us remember the habi- g tations of the poverty stricken. A little fuel-an article of 81 bedding may scarcely be missed from the stores of the rich; inl but how much comfort they would convey ...

... TOM TREDDLEBOYLE'S NEW WETHEROLOGI. CAL TABLE, - CAL TABLE, VI For t'use a Wesherwimmin, Haymackers, an ivverry body else ab at's it habit a stoppin at hoam, goin a waukin, or doin f' onay aght door work. Hey, an mind it al be fun wun at moast hackerate an use- pa full guides at's ivver yet been publish't: bein 75 degrees to nearer t'changes it weather then't statements or onny Astro- IW nomer ...

... I T. F. SMITHS WEATHER PREDICTIONS FOR THE WINTER 1847 . I Tt 4 - ?? 2- - .* . ' - .. I 1rxrl 11I1Xj It. 1847. .y, In submitting the following predictions to the observation le of the public, infalibitity is not presumed, the certainty of fixed laws acting upon, or producing atmospherical changes, as demonstrated by repeated observations and conclusive he proof, induces the author to persevere ...

... Iprlicv Ior a wusltle, , THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA-THE MESSAGE.. I! T~fvp~tpnnr, ?? N,;,hf 3LU11( th LLVcER'OOr., Saturday Night. so1me to Tire wind having kept in the N E for suome days past, it is ham, mA. not very probable that the American Presidcnt's Message can in fs tte arriveby either of thie ailing paclkcts. The steamn-ship Ca-le- Isipe. an donla will be 13 days out on Wednesday next, ...

... FOREIGN INTEICLL IGENCE. - - on- FRANCE. .HY, The Paris papers are chiefly occupied with the question ] was raised by the confiscation of Cracow, but contain nothing new it of importance ol the subject. The Bank of France was mak- c ing extraordinary efforts to obviate the crisis with which the n r of country is threatened. The instaltments paid iiioti the Paris p I of and Lyons and upon the ...

... Early one fine morning, as Tearence O'Fleary was hard at hi work i his potato garden, he was accosted by his gossip, Mick Casey, who, he perceived, had his Sunday clothes on. Arrah, Terry, man, what would you be after doing there flC with them praties, an' Phelim O'Loughlin's berrin going to Sib take place? Come along, ma bouClsal, sure the praties will ?? Och, no, says Terry, I must dig ...

... | DERBY TO IVIV COUNCIL, ?? x1. ?? . .. . .. -. Will A meeting of the Derby Town Council was held on Men- rext day last at the Guild Ball, Derby, IV. EATON MoOeSr~Kv, T Esq., Manyor, Iin the Chai r. TIhe attendance of members was raise ?ek, rConsidercable. of in for NUISANCErS. ing ave The first business entered Oni was, to receive a number of cour, the inforinations connected with thle Act. ...

... ?? -I MANV5IESTII1,BUXTONi, MATLOCK, ANaf MIDLANDJUNCTION RAILWAY.-The directors on this line are putting every description of work, colunected with it, into an active state for commencement, and thus, 3y a proper and judicious manage- ment of the beginning, the completion of the line may be ex- pected earlier than first caolatcitd upon Mr. Stephenson has, in his selection of a resitlcnt ...

... THE FROZEN SIIP. n - ., - - s L- -.Al.11 nv A amt I~R IV 77O antwir One serene evening in the middle of August, 1775, Captain Warrens, the master of the Greenland, a whale ship, found himself becalmed amongst an immense number of icebergs, ,nd in about 77 deg. of north latitude. onl one side, at within a t ie mile of his vessel, these were of iunlfl55O5 height, and closely 11ly wiedged ...

... THE BISHOP OF LICIiFIELD'S ORDINATION. Tbefollowino vpntfl- -- , -. .. . -. The following gentlemen were ordained by the Lord Bishop Sir- of Lichfield, at E celeshall, on Sunday, the 20th Dec. - the trut RIESir.Ss. James Win. Brown, St. Bees College,.lil an John Win. ('alcOtt 'Berkeley Calcott, B. A., Trinity College, Thar Dublin, Wllr( Win. Hy. Leeper, B.C. L., Trinity Hall, Cambridge. ?? Jas ...